Is this quadrilateral a parallelogram, rectangle, rhombus or square? Which facts are enough?
Grade 10 Math Worksheet

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Esme has four cards, each with facts about DFGH. Which card proves that DFGH is a parallelogram?
- DF ∥ HG and DF = HG
- DF = DH and GF = GH
- DF = HG only
- DF ∥ HG and FG = DH
Kira has four cards, each with facts about DFGH. Which card proves that DFGH is a parallelogram?
Use the picture in question 1.
- ∠F = ∠H only
- DF ∥ HG, ∠D = ∠F and ∠G = ∠H
- DQ = QG and FQ = QH
- FG = DH only
Luz has four cards, each with facts about DFGH. Which card proves that DFGH is a parallelogram?
Use the picture in question 1.
- DF = HG and FG = DH
- DF ∥ HG and DG = FH
- DF ∥ HG only
- DG ⊥ FH and FQ = QH
Milo knows DFGH is a parallelogram. Its diagonals are equal: DG = FH. Which name fits DFGH best?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; the diagonals are equal: DG = FH. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; the diagonals are equal: DG = FH. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q Not to scale. - Rhombus
- Just a parallelogram
- Rectangle
- Square
Pia knows DFGH is a parallelogram. DF = FG, and m∠D = 90°. Which name fits DFGH best?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; DF = FG, and m∠D = 90°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; DF = FG, and m∠D = 90°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q 90° Not to scale - Rhombus
- Square
- Rectangle
- Just a parallelogram
Ren knows DFGH is a parallelogram. Its diagonals are equal and cross at right angles. Which name fits DFGH best?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; the diagonals are equal and cross at right angles. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: both pairs of opposite sides parallel; the diagonals are equal and cross at right angles. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale D F G H Q Unmarked parts are shaded gray. - Just a parallelogram
- Square
- Rectangle
- Rhombus
Tala's picture frame DFGH has DF ∥ HG. m∠D = (3x − 5)° and m∠F = (2x + 15)°. What value of x makes DH ∥ FG, so DFGH is a parallelogram?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (3x − 5)°; ∠F = (2x + 15)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (3x − 5)°; ∠F = (2x + 15)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q (3x − 5)° (2x + 15)° Not to scale Zee's garden bed DFGH has DF ∥ HG. m∠D = (4x − 8)° and m∠F = (2x + 20)°. What value of x makes DH ∥ FG, so DFGH is a parallelogram?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (4x − 8)°; ∠F = (2x + 20)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (4x − 8)°; ∠F = (2x + 20)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q (4x − 8)° (2x + 20)° Not to scale Ari's window DFGH has DF ∥ HG. m∠D = (5x − 15)° and m∠F = (3x + 11)°. What value of x makes DH ∥ FG, so DFGH is a parallelogram?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (5x − 15)°; ∠F = (3x + 11)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (5x − 15)°; ∠F = (3x + 11)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q (5x − 15)° (3x + 11)° Not to scale Bo's tile DFGH has DF ∥ HG. m∠D = (2x + 14)° and m∠F = (4x − 8)°. What value of x makes DH ∥ FG, so DFGH is a parallelogram?
Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (2x + 14)°; ∠F = (4x − 8)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. Sketch, not to scale: quadrilateral DFGH (D bottom left, F bottom right, G top right, H top left), diagonals DG and FH crossing at Q. Only these facts are marked: DF ∥ HG with arrows; ∠D = (2x + 14)°; ∠F = (4x − 8)°. Unmarked parts are shaded gray. D F G H Q (2x + 14)° (4x − 8)° Not to scale